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"....Crisp tasting and definitely made from fresh quality ingredients. Slightly more malty than hoppy, though dry in character. Goes down fairly easily."

"European/German brewing influences are apparent with this brew. It's not your typical Mexican lager/pils....Pairs nicely with Mexican food or a nice alternative to American lagers...."

"Typical of a Canadian export. Clean, crisp and simple. Light amber in color with a nice head. Nice blend of hops and malt, but slightly fizzy and bitter (but in a good way). Very drinkable."

"..A light and refreshing lager, on the maltier side..With no aftertaste, the beer was extremely smooth.."

"Smooth, light-bodied brew with an even mouthfeel -- a bit creamy....Bright and clear yellow. Head pours a frothy, creamy white that settles to a semi-sticky, creamy white lace."

The original Chicago craft beer is back! "Its amber color, spicy hop-forward aroma, malty body, and creamy finish set this beer apart from all others. Its artful combination of only the finest ingredients–water, aromatic Czech and German Noble hops, a private strain of European lager yeast, and robust malts from the USA—make this beer a style all its own. Baderbräu Chicago Pilsener."

"....First taste reveals a very light maltiness, with a pleasant hoppiness that rounds out the finish. Gentle carbonation joins forces to make this a very drinkable German pilsner."

"Hops are abundant in this brew so the "faint of hops" may be caught by surprise. It takes a strong palate to tame a pilsner like this one."

"....Pours a creamy white lace....reduces to a thin whisp that randomly clings to the glass.... A complex lager with a medium body and smooth mouthfeel....An incredible brew...."

"A simple lager, tasty without any complexities. Pairs well with any kind of smoked sausage, I had mine with some smoked sausage and slaw."